(Post 11)
(http://literature.awgp.org/akhandjyoti/2004/Sept_Oct/ShikhaSutra/)
The moral and social duties of human life are worn on our shoulders, and kept attached to our heart in symbolic form as the sacred thread of yagyopaveet (Sutra).
It also hangs on our back. It has tied us from all sides, as a reminder of the moral disciplines and ethical duties as human beings.
With the advent of different religious doctrines and diversities in the religious practices, shikha and sutra might have been confined only to the Hindus, but the principles and teachings associated with them, are eternal and universal.
I have written several articles and booklets to elucidate these facts with historical evidences.
(http://literature.awgp.org/akhandjyoti/2004/Sept_Oct/ShikhaSutra/)
The moral and social duties of human life are worn on our shoulders, and kept attached to our heart in symbolic form as the sacred thread of yagyopaveet (Sutra).
It also hangs on our back. It has tied us from all sides, as a reminder of the moral disciplines and ethical duties as human beings.
With the advent of different religious doctrines and diversities in the religious practices, shikha and sutra might have been confined only to the Hindus, but the principles and teachings associated with them, are eternal and universal.
I have written several articles and booklets to elucidate these facts with historical evidences.
